Big boss season 4 is going to start on 3rd of Octoberand will have the most conflicting personalities ever seen in any reality show .Some participants are picked by Salman himself .Salman khan punchlinesANDAR MAZAA BAHAR MAZEDAAR ,BIG BOSS NUMBER CHAARhas already started to fetch the trps for the COLORS channel .As per sources, the line up includes stars Shiney Ahuja, Bhagyashree, Sneha Ullal, Shweta Tiwari, Chunky Pandey, Manoj Tiwari, TV actress Sara Khan, ‘Ballika Vadhu’ Avika Gor, singer Shaan, ‘Bunty Chor’ Devender Singh , television beauty Simone Singh and bar dancer Tarannum .Talks with pamela anderson is going on for past one month to be on the show as an international contestant hope to see her also.All the 14 housemates will be locked at theBigg Bosshouse based in Lonavala for 85 days. They all will be under the surveillance of 35 cameras for 24x7.Big Boss 4 begins on October 3 and will be aired at 9 pm onCOLORS channel.

﻿﻿﻿﻿You’ve been painting in pastels for a while now and have taken some classes and workshops. Your teachers have encouraged you, some of your work has been accepted to a national show, and even though you haven’t won any prizes you know it’s time to start making a little money with your art. A good next step might be to begin with an art fair. Art fairs, or booth shows, are a great place to embark on selling. Shows allow you to step into the sales arena with a relatively modest cash outlay, effectively introduce your work to a local audience that can be receptive and supportive, and help you find the price range and niche your work may fill in the marketplace. Being accepted to a fair may be the boost you need to get your paintings finished, framed, priced and ready to sell, and could provide the opportunity you need to be seen by galleries as a selling artist.

First consider local shows. If you can, attend the show and take detailed notes about what you see. Try to picture yourself showing there. Ask the promoters or participating artists what has been provided. If this is an outdoor show, find out whether the artists supply everything from the ground up or if a structure is provided. Notice whether aluminum display panels, pegboard sheets or other walls are in place. Most of the time there are small tables or cabinets where customers may pick up cards or brochures and the artist writes up sales. Take note of the height, style, and sizes used to decide what works best. Look at the chairs. A tall, folding director’s chair is often the best choice, as it allows the artist to sit at eye level with customers.

Once you’ve found a show that interests you, request a prospectus. The application should tell you a lot about the show, even if you haven’t been able to attend. For instance, is the show held outdoors or indoors? Do you have to provide your own display system or tent? If this is an outdoor show you’ll need weather protection for your pastel paintings. Determine whether you can you drive up to a booth to drop things off, or will have to carry everything in from a parking area. Find out the cost of entering the show and the cost of the booth, including all your options. In a juried show you submit slides or photographs, or present examples of your work, and there’s usually a jury fee that is separate from the booth fee. You need to know exactly what you will get for your investment.

You also want to know a few things about the show and its history. How long has the show been in business? A successful show will have a good track record. How many artists do the promoters plan to host? You’ll be sharing the available dollars with the other exhibitors. Do they intend to balance art and craft exhibitors, or is this exclusively a painting show? The kind of work featured will determine the response from the community. Notice how many days the show runs and what hours it’s open to the public, and find out whether you may safely and confidently leave your paintings in your booth overnight or whether you’ll need to take down the show each day. If you were able to attend the show, refer back to your notes. What was the venue and were there many people attending? What physical set-up worked best? Were there walls or curtains dividing the booths? Most importantly, could you picture showing your art there?

Once you have applied to and been accepted to a fair, you have some important decisions to make. You will need to look into the various methods for displaying your work. Most artists use flexible, lightweight display panels that may be broken down and carried easily, but provide attractive wall space. Outdoor fairs often require you to provide your own tent, as well. Your notes should give you some ideas of what artists do at these shows. Consider the need for lighting, if the show continues into the evening hours. Be prepared to deal with weather considerations, as well.

You need to exhibit a range of sizes and prices. If you’ve already sold work in an exhibit use that as your foundational price. If not, you’ll need to decide on a fair price for your work. Review the notes you took where you carefully logged the prices of work similar to your own and be fair in your pricing. Don’t undersell too much or unduly overvalue your paintings. Decide whether you are willing to sell your pastels without a frame and if so at what price. Think about the possibility of taking commissions for your paintings if your subject matter warrants. If you’re willing to do this, establish your deposit and payment policy.

A fair is a wonderful opportunity to advertise your work. Show promoters may offer you a chance to advertise in their bulletin, an effective way to get your name in front of everyone who attends. Be certain to have excellent business cards with a color photograph of one of your paintings, as well as your name, phone, e-mail address and web page on them. A brochure that tells about your history as an artist and features more of your work can be made on your computer. You can use the show as a chance to build your mailing list, so put out a guest book where customers can record their name, e-mail or mailing address and comments. Be sure to send thank-you notes to anyone who buys a painting, no matter the size or price. This is a great way to build good customer relations in your community so that you can continue to enjoy the life of a selling artist.

A Dabangg party was thrown at the Vie Lounge in Juhu to celebrate the success of the current crowd favourite Dabangg. Salman Khan was gracious, and good friend Aamir Khan wished Dabangg continued success at the box office.

"I am very happy that Salman's 'Dabangg' got such a big success. That's why I have come to give him a hug and congratulate him. I would always pray that his film makes 10 times more than what ' 3 idiots' did," Aamir told reporters.

There were many stars of bollywood which were invited to the party celebrating the success of dabangg movie.Chunky Pandey, Vinod Khanna, Tinu Anand, Anurag Kashyap, Farah Khan, Shirish Kunder, Bhushan Kumar, Divya Kumar, Sonu Nigam, Saajid-Waajid, Subhash Ghai, David Dhavan and Vidhu Vinod Chopra joined Salman at the party.

Making a brief appearance for the media, a gracious Salman Khan thanked the media, "Thank you so much. I am very happy," said Salman.

Good news for fans of Bollywood beauty Priyanka chopra and hot actor Ranbir kapoor because they both will be seen together first time in movie Anjaana anjaani.

Anjaana Anjaani is an upcoming Hindi film directed by Siddharth Anand, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra and Zayed Khan. The film is produced by Sajid Nadiadwala under his Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment Pvt. Ltd banner and Sharan Kapoor under his IBC Motion Pictures banner. The film's music has been composed byVishal- Shekhar, who have composed the music for all of Siddharth's three films in the past. The film is suppose to be inspired from a hollywood movie.The cinematography is handled ByRavi K.Chandran. Anjaana Anjaani is set to release on 1 October 2010.

It was scheduled to be released on 24th of September but due to ayodhya verdict which was to be given out on 24th they shifted there release date to 1st october .It will be a tough fight for them as ROBOT starring rajnikanth and aishwarya rai is also set to be released on this date.

Anjaana Anjaani is a romantic film. Kiara (Priyanka Chopra) is based in San Fransisco, while Akash (Ranbir Kapoor) is a New York city boy. Both are trying to find luck in their lives after several failed attempts to be successful in their careers and in love. Fed up, they both decide to commit suicide by jumping off a bridge. However, both land up on the same bridge at the same time. Akash stops Kiara from jumping and tells her to travel with him to Vegas to make it big. The movie is loosely based on the 1999 french movie Girl On The Bridge.